Mid-’80s Las Vegas—bright lights, desert heat, and a Pride scene carving out space in a city already built on spectacle. This design pulls from that moment: graphic, promotional, and made to stand out.
In 1984, Pride in Las Vegas was still finding its footing—more grassroots than polished, with events that felt closer to community gatherings than full-scale productions. Flyers, local sponsors, and tees like this helped spread the word, turning visibility into something you could wear.
It was a different kind of Pride—less corporate, more personal. A mix of locals, visitors, and those in the know, coming together in a place not always known for making that easy.
